A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Friday, Aug. 7, 2015.
All reports, rumors and conjecture are a reflection of the media conversation and are not endorsed or confirmed by the Washington Redskins.
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-- CSN Washington's Rich Tandler says that while training camp is important for the backup quarterbacks, the battle will be determined by the preseason games.
-- CSN Washington reports that the Colts have claimed rookie cornerback Tevin Mitchel off waviers. Mitchel tore his labrum early in camp.
-- CSN Washington's Peter Hailey writes that Robert Griffin III isn't worrying about his social media presence right now.
-- The Redskins received some good news as David Amerson's shoulder injury is reportedly only minor and he's expected back in a few days.
--The Washington Times' Zac Boyer says Alfred Morris is facing a pivotal season with contract talks heating up.
-- ESPN's John Keim says the Redskins must adjust to the fact their cornerbacks group has been sting by the injury bug.
-- Who stood out during the first joint practice? Keim thinks it was Jamison Crowder.
-- The Washington Post's Liz Clarke caught up with Amerson who is keeping his head up and working hard after being pushed down the depth chart.
-- The Washington Post's Liz Clarke writes that Griffin III isn't worried about 1,000 things at once, just worrying about how to perform in his second year under Jay Gruden.
-- The Washington Post's Scott Allen reports that John Riggins is joining 106.7 The Fan as a contributor.
-- NFL.com's Dan Hanzus writes that Robert Griffin III is focusing on doing exactly what Jay Gruden wants from the quarterback position.
-- FoxSports.com thinks these five players are facing make-or-break seasons in 2015.
-- David Elfin says Ricky Jean Francois and Stephen Paea bring energy and passion to the defensive line.
-- MMQB.com's Robert Klemko writes that Sean Taylor's legacy lives on with the Redskins' fan base.
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